The MBTI^® framework consists of three unique instruments. Learn about the features of the MBTI Step I^™, MBTI Step II^™, and MBTI Step III^™ instruments.

2.2

Best-Fit Type

What makes the MBTI^® assessment unique from many other personality surveys is the ethical requirement of the interpretive feedback session to verify a best-fit type. The value of a verification process is explained in detail.

2.3

Is the MBTI^® Assessment a Test?

People often ask to take the MBTI^® test. Learn the reasons why the MBTI is an assessment, instrument, tool, or inventory, but not a test, and why that matters.

2.4

Ethical Use

Myers & Briggs Foundation is committed to upholding ethical standards that protect the client's rights and the integrity of the MBTI^® assessment. Learn what people need to know when taking the official MBTI instrument.

2.5

Type Dynamics: Overview

Personality type is more complex and far richer than most people know. Type dynamics as revealed through the four-letter MBTI^® type code is unique to the Myers-Briggs^® system and is the key to understanding type. Learn about process pairs and an overview of how type dynamics works.

2.6

Type Dynamics: Processes

Find the order of type dynamics (Dominant, Auxiliary, Tertiary, Inferior processes) for your personality type with an interactive type table. In-depth descriptions of each process as experienced at your best and when under stress are provided.

2.7

Type Development

The Myers-Briggs^® model is developmental. Discover the pathway for type development over the lifespan.

6.1 Who We Are

The mission, vision, and purpose of Myers & Briggs Foundation

6.2 Our Legacy

The history of the Myers-Briggs^® system and Myers & Briggs Foundation from C. G. Jung to Isabel Briggs Myers, Mary McCaulley, and Center for Applications of Psychological Type.

6.3 What We Do

The range of services, activities, and priorities of Myers & Briggs Foundation in training, research, and our assessments.

7.0

MBTI^® Certification